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Hello Everyone,

I am facing a new problem While on Doing seo. Please Look at this matter and give some idea for solving this issue.

I have changed my blogs title. But still in google showing the old title.

Please Suggest me how i can remove this meta title form google?

Thanks

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Several replies rightly noted the need for Google to re-crawl the page (, , ), and suggestions about sitemaps/indexing and backend checks from , and are relevant. If a sensible wait has passed and the search result still shows the old title, deeper causes are more likely than crawl delay. The checklist below focuses on what actually makes Google show an old title and how to confirm where the problem lies.

Start by confirming what HTML Google actually sees (server-side HTML, not the DOM after JavaScript runs). Example commands:

curl -I -L 'https://example.com/page'              # headers, status, redirects
curl -sL 'https://example.com/page' | grep -i '<title'   # raw title tag

If the raw HTML does not contain the new <title>, the issue is server-side/template/ CDN or cache; clear caches or fix the template. If the new title is present in raw HTML but SERPs still show the old text, Google may be rewriting the title. Common triggers for rewrites: the visible H1/first paragraph contradicts the title, canonical tags point to another URL, redirects serve a different page, or anchor text from internal links emphasizes different wording.

To reduce title rewrites and speed correct display, ensure the desired phrase appears in the visible H1 and top-of-page text, keep the <title> concise and unique, verify rel=canonical points to the same URL, and confirm consistent HTML is served to both normal browsers and crawlers. Expect changes to appear anywhere from a few days to a few weeks for active sites; low-traffic sites can take longer. If the old title still appears after that time, investigate crawl logs, CDN caches, and any reverse-proxy or template caches for stale content.

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Member Avatar for Member #616971

Let Google some time to update the cached contents.

Member Avatar for oliversmith

may be possible

Member Avatar for bradly.spicer

Google doesn't instantly update, it needs re-crawling.

Member Avatar for Ravi Rajput

When google will crawl your website your title meta tag will update in Google. Keep patience.

Member Avatar for stefandeny

Dont worry... when google will crwl your website, it will automatic show latest title in its SERP's. so, dont worry about it.

Member Avatar for ozstylo

just submit it on google webmaster tool for index

Member Avatar for accountingguru

Please check your websmaster tool or else its a website back end problems check your coding.

Member Avatar for Sibesh

please update your xml site map or upload a fresh xml site map, it will help Google to update faster.

Member Avatar for Nmalik1

You have to wait for your site cashe. If Google do cahse of your site than, the content will be update. If you do not want to wait so try to index your site page to Google.

Member Avatar for trendykarthick

Google would scroll each and every website once in three months. I think you want to wait a little to view your updates. Its not a big issue.

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